compatability making life hard?? or will this work?
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Sorry to dredge up the usual compatability questions i have spent a long time searching and would like some assurances that this lot will work thanks mutchley ps i have been lurking for years!
ok : tune hub (with a american classic cassette clips) - 7900 12-25 cassette -7900 chain - 7800 chainrings - campag record 10 speed qs
ergos - shiftmate3 - 7800 front and rear mechs. my main doubt is the chain/rings thing.
thanks
ok : tune hub (with a american classic cassette clips) - 7900 12-25 cassette -7900 chain - 7800 chainrings - campag record 10 speed qs
ergos - shiftmate3 - 7800 front and rear mechs. my main doubt is the chain/rings thing.
thanks
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There will be no issues with the chain or rings
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it should work, but it may be less than ideal... especially with the shiftmate setup. i've found them to be far more hassle than they are worth, unless you're on a shoestring budget trying to force parts to work together.
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bugger!! i never realised tune/ dura ace / record was budget. still there ya go
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and a front mech but i do so like the record shifters and they are wweienier
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its going to be an extra £155 and sell the leavers and shift mate then. is there a specific problem with my not so cunning origanal plan or is it general hassel all round to make it work? thanks
Why exactly do you want to do this? Purely ergonomics?
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Its a combination of using kit i already had, ergonomics and just being awkward! but if its not going to work well, I will get 7900 leavers and front mech people seem to say the 7800 brakes work ok with 7900 stis .there was a guy on here who had 7900 sti on a 7800 canonndale (synapse i think) who said it was ok but i cant find the artical. cheers
If you have all the parts I'd just go ahead and try it. It really depends on a lot of stuff how well a certain combo will work. Most of it can be in your head. Just put it together, use new cables and housing and then see if it works well enough for you.
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thanks i am gonna have a thunk on it . So its out on the mtb in the snowy uk now thanks again
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